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 **Russell H. Taylor**, //Johns Hopkins University, USA// [[http://​www.cs.jhu.edu/​]] \\ **Russell H. Taylor**, //Johns Hopkins University, USA// [[http://​www.cs.jhu.edu/​]] \\
 **Tim Salcudean**,​ //​University of British Columbia, Canada// [[https://​www.ece.ubc.ca/​]] \\ **Tim Salcudean**,​ //​University of British Columbia, Canada// [[https://​www.ece.ubc.ca/​]] \\
-**Jean-Pierre Henry**, //STAN Institute, France// [[http://​stan-institute.com/​]] \\+**Alexandre Thouroude**, //STAN Institute, France// [[http://​stan-institute.com/​]] \\
  
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 Coffee and viennoiseries Coffee and viennoiseries
  
-** 10:00 - 10:45 ** | ** Katia Charrière, IT2IM team, LaTIM-Inserm U1101, University of Bretagne and Telecom Bretagne ** \\+** 10:00 - 10:45 ** | ** Hassan Alhajj, IT2IM team, LaTIM-Inserm U1101, University of Bretagne and Telecom Bretagne ** \\
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 ** 10:45 - 11:30 ** | ** Pierre Chatelain, Lagadic Team, IRISA, University of Rennes 1 and Technical University of Munich ** \\ ** 10:45 - 11:30 ** | ** Pierre Chatelain, Lagadic Team, IRISA, University of Rennes 1 and Technical University of Munich ** \\
-__Title__ : Quality-driven control of a robotized ultrasound probe \\+__Title__: Quality-driven control of a robotized ultrasound probe \\
 __Resume__: In the context of robot-assisted ultrasonography,​ we present a servoing approach to control the quality of ultrasound images. The ultrasound signal quality within the image is represented by a confidence map, which is used to design a servo control law for optimizing the placement of the ultrasound probe. A control fusion is also proposed to optimize the acoustic window for a specific anatomical target which is tracked in the ultrasound images. The method is illustrated in a teleoperation scenario, where the control is shared between the automatic controller and a human operator. \\ __Resume__: In the context of robot-assisted ultrasonography,​ we present a servoing approach to control the quality of ultrasound images. The ultrasound signal quality within the image is represented by a confidence map, which is used to design a servo control law for optimizing the placement of the ultrasound probe. A control fusion is also proposed to optimize the acoustic window for a specific anatomical target which is tracked in the ultrasound images. The method is illustrated in a teleoperation scenario, where the control is shared between the automatic controller and a human operator. \\
  
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